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The barking green tree frog series continues...
This was taken in our garden with a Nikon D70 coupled with a Sigma 105mm macro lens.
By the way - I've had several unauthorized usages of my images and I've now had to resort to the following script on the bottom of each of my images:
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Jeff R. Clow
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Richmond Bridge crosses the River Thames in southwest London, England.
Built in 1777 to replace an earlier ferry crossing, the bridge connects the suburb of Richmond upon Thames on the south bank with its north bank neighbour, St. Margarets
For the third time, bumped back to the top due to a lot of recent activity on this pic...
And because Jules hasnt been too well again lately :(((
This was taken on the walkway entering the command module of our washing machine.
On Flickr Explore Sep 12, 2006 #15
Glacier National Park, August 2006
The early morning light lights up Grinnell Point as it rises from the shore of Swiftcurrent Lake.
Macro beauty against a blue sky background this morning in our front yard.
This was taken with a Nikon D80 coupled with a Nikkor 18-200 mm VR lens....
I didnt really plan for this... I have friends coming over for lunch last sunday... after I fed them with lotsa malay delicacies, I started to kinda 'gently' force them to pose for me.. hehe
I took my black shawl that I used the night before, and put it over my book rack.. and I use my hair clips to make it stick nicely.. thats the backdrop that I use for this shot..
I used B&W monochrome film for this.. and love how it came out..
the challenge for me was to use what I have, up to the full advantages.. and try to come out with something that I like..
and I love the result.. thanks to Asha, Zul, Harris & Chedin for being such a nice model.
Well, if this little garden stake has any say so, it must be true!
Granted, for most of us, some days are better than others, and we all have our ups and downs, but whenever I look out the window and see this cheerful little sign, I can't help but smile!
Hopefully, it'll bring a little smile to your face as well!
Take care, have a good day, and go make it a good day for someone else, too!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Its great how colour changes so quickly after sun down, this picure was taken less than 20 minutes after the next shot in donkeyland set, completely contrasting colours
Taken about 2 minutes drive, 5 minute walk from my house and on a beach where I have spent a lot of my time
Poland, Silesia, Karkonosze, Śnieżka / Śnieżka Mountain 1602 meter above sea level. There're the chapel of St Lawrence and mountain lodge on the top. (Sudety)...
Lancresse beach, Guernsey, British Channel Islands.
This shot is HDR from 3 separate exposures. The best exposed single image is next in my stream .... compare and discuss!?
Prout's Neck cliff walk - Scarborough, ME. Best viewed large.
Interested to know what people think of the tone...
Also posted at my blog.
-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as my most favorited photo (got there in just one day too)
Simplon Kulm, Switzerland, looking Staldhorn, 2000 mt on sea level.
Quality isn't the top 'cause it's an old camera!
It was a sunny day and the temp must have been at least 36C. I was very tempted to do this too.
I think the large version looks more dramatic...
A magical blue sky overhead a rural ranch inside Grand Teton National Park.
I hope you'll view this at the larger sizes where you can really get a sense of the place ... it is a photographer's dream location.
Glacier National Park, August 2006
Tiny Wild Goose Island rises out of Saint Mary Lake, as the sunrise illuminates the mountains.
Our last morning in Glacier, we decided to take the Going-to-the-Sun Road through the park on our way back to Missoula and our flight home. The forest fire had partially closed the main highway around the park, and with the detour it would take us about as long either way, so we choose the more scenic route.
One thing I hadn't planned on was thick smoke from the fire. The smoke hung in the valley over night, and the first part of the drive was like driving through thick fog that smelled like a campfire. But once we had driven out of it, we were greeted with incredible views all around us.
There is a bit of smoke obscuring the mountains in this shot, but I think that it adds to the dreamlike quality of this scene.
mike was really drunk by the time he did the last show, but this was toward the beginning of the party... that's lamp oil that he's spitting into a torch that he's holding, and the resulting fireballs were huge! He was lucky he didn't burn anything that night. I was lucky I didn't get burned as well, I had to get pretty close to the fireball to get the shot, and I was right in the way of a couple of them, and felt the heat...
I did a lot of scrambling around over rocks that evening. Here's the third and last one of the series. I thought they might go well together on one wall? ;-)
To see the set click this link:
Glacier National Park, August 2006
The reflection of Grinnell Point in the waters of Swiftcurrent Lake.
Many thanks to kurafire for the suggestion. But seeing as how I won't be returning to Glacier any time soon, I decided to take another shot of Grinnell Point, crop it, flip it and rotate it to produce this. Hope you like it.
“How could drops of water know themselves to be a river? Yet the river flows on.”
- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Grand Teton National Park, August 2006
Taken from the north end of Jackson Lake, moonlight illuminates the peaks of the Teton Range and casts its pale glow on the lake.
I'm not getting the results I'm happy with in Photomatix yet, so here's another hand blend in Photoshop. Hope you like it.
Es nuevo en la casa y todo un torbellino: trae loco al tranquilo y dormilón Atito... lo llamamos Churry. Aquí se le ve un poco sorprendido porque todavía no se ha dado cuenta de dónde ha caido con esto de las fotos...:)
Southwark Bridge is an arch bridge for traffic linking Southwark and the City across the River Thames, in London, England. It was designed by Ernest George and Basil Mott and opened in 1921. It is owned and maintained by Bridge House Estates, a charitable trust overseen by the Corporation of London.
A previous bridge on the site, designed by John Rennie, opened in 1819.
The bridge is sometimes nicknamed the "car park bridge" as coach drivers use it to park their vehicles.
Below the bridge on the South side are some old steps, which were once used by Thames watermen as a place to moor their boats and wait for customers. Southwark Bridge was built into the steps.
The next bridge upstream is the London Millennium Bridge and the next downstream is Cannon Street Railway Bridge. The south end is near the Tate Modern, the Clink Prison Museum and the Financial Times building. The north end is near Cannon Street station.